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FOR SALE--HOUSES

ISoR sAE-THAT DESIRABLE AMI NEATLY
built House Of eleven rooms AMI all mod imps at
zoos lth ST IL the biggest bargain in the northwest
Fer particulars call on owner sitter r.m- d143t'
I,OR SALE A HANDSOME THREE-Sr0RY
II brick dwelling ON n St. bet 17th ST AID Conn.
ave; contains III rooms and every modern conven-
ienee hands onely finished throuehoHt In hard WOOD
tiles sc lot % by about 80 feet; price only $4,000
b H. WARNER co, GIG Z st NV. dl4-3t
I,OR sALE-A NEAT AND NEW TWo-sTORY
brick. six rooms and bath; all mod ups. in i'm
proving locality IN the NV: lot 21x10O feet to 15
foot alley price $500 HUFIf DYER
d14-4t 18Th and r SITS
LOR sALE-TnCsE Two NEW IHREE-sToRY
II press brick houses. 1923 and 1925 St NV, con-
tanning rooms and hath; cellar under whole house:
all modern improvements: heated by furnace; wood
m1nteis rapered and freseoed throughout; built in
builder and owner, Il 36 18th 81. NV dI0-Tt
I,OR sALE-CHEAP-A FOUR-STORY BRICK
Il House; bay window, lstrobe and range lib I'd st.
Price -. 500. Apply to GEORGE fRUEsDELL,
69j 1th st. dl3-6ts
l,oR sALE-e PER CENT fNyESTMENT-TWO
new brick houses, Massachusetts, ave. NV, S2 5OO
$500 cash, bais ce long time under 1850
month WHITAKER Il JORDAN. 14IT st. dl3-3t
LYoR sALE-IO PER CENT INvESTMENr-TwO
IL new brick houses, St. NV. 5000; $3.50 cash.
balance long time; under rent, S16.:jO per month
dI3-3t WHITAKER & JORDAN, 14I7Fst
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A PENSION CLAIM FogGERy.-The Commissioner
OF Pensions has been advised that sentence was
pronounced on the 18th inst on Vim. Fratt and G.
T. Taber, alias Treat, alias Talbot reccntly con-
v1cted IN the United States.Court. NJ 81 LOUIS Mo.
Taber gets one year In tie Missouri penitentlary
for falsely assuming 10 be a special examiner &C
the Pension Bureau; Pratt. who II but seventeen
years OF age, could not be sent 20 the pcitentary,
and was sentenced 10 sixty days IN jail. The a.
tense for which he was sentenced Was Forgery n
the pension claim OF Vim. j. Thornhin.
PosT-OffTcE INSPECTOR ArrorNTEp-NcGheo
Williams, OF Arkansas, post-ofhce Inspector, has
resigned and II. ID. Parkham OF Philadelphia, has
been appointed.
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TIE NAVY DEPARTMENT u Informed Of ii
arrival Of the Galena at Norfolk.

RxANlNINa Can CourLxRa-The committee Of
the Master Car Bulldery Association has been In
session yesterday and to-day In the Richmond
and Danville railroad building 70 examine and
consider various designs OF automatic car
couplers. some time ago the Master oar Bullaets
Association decided 70 adopt the Janney type Of
couplers fOr all freight CAR, 50 a. to insure uni
f0FAity This led TO The discovery that there wpfe
no less than IS dtlYerent cOuplers Of the Janney
type. Ihe present nesting u for the purpose q
determining whether these cinerent designs wil1
upper part OF the building Of the various patterns
Of the automatic coupieA The committee con-
Of Buifaie; mo. :. isnsx EshlEh valley railroad;
y. N. Former, Uocf0tAry Master Car Bull0erg Asso.
elatton, And \ D we0e, nNpeeante0dDmt 1iohnono
on0 panvtlle railroad.
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Western Union Quarterly Dividend.
New YORK Dee. 14.-The western Union direct
ors to-day declared dividend or \ per cent. The
last dividend was only per cent.
b. and o. DirectOrs' Monthly Meeting.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 14.-The regular monthly
meeting Of the B. ana U. directors was held to-day
Only routine business was attended to. The In
dicatiOn5 now are that President Spencer will
nominate VIM. NJ. Clements and ThOS. r. Sharp
tor the vacant vice. presideAeies.
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ALLEGED P8DURY.-.Acttng Land Commiss1ouee
stockslager has been notihed that the United
states grand jury at PrsoOosk Afif, has indicted
John L Cambridge and Or. Oscar Lincoln, a Pre-
making and procuring Illegal entfles q pubale
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HE SAYS HE WILL. TRY 10 MAZE THOSE WHO SHAVE
WAITE Man ONLY ACCOMMODATE CoLosED MEN
Also.
Some OF the BARRIERS In this city white and COL
ored, are agitated over the report that Lawy er
Hewlett wiu try TO compel those OF them who
shave white men OILY 10 accommodate colorcd
men also. The BARRIERS say they win refuse 70
shave Mr.. Hewlett or any other co.ored person, na
mater how Respectable he Is r.HeR lett told a
STAR reporter Today tina; be would bring the col
ored BARRIERS 10 terms n there was any law under
which he could proceed. The laN under which
resi- aur1nt-keepers are prosecuted does not apply
20 parDer shops.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-14

COhkkCIfOk OF tTATHmkNTe
To the Editor OF The EVENING SrAR:
In an 'rnterview" with Count Mitkiewicz pub
rsned recently In a New YORK journal, . am
charged with acting IN the interest OF Nessrs-
Russell Co., bankers In China; OF receiving dis
patches from an agent OF theirs inimical 20 the
whartop-BarKer syndicate; Of forwarding the
same for publication 90 New York journal, and
or hostility 20 the Nltkiewicz-Barker .eyndicate"
and the concessions" they seek. Permit me ~
say, In reply, that have no acquaintance what
ever with any member OF the house Of Russell a.
Co.; have never received a line by mail or tele-
graph from them or any agent OF theirs respect
Ing the concessions" and have not communal
Gated anything on the subject 10 any New York OF
other journal; and, finally, that have not the
slightest objection 10 the proposed grant 20 Mr..
Barker and his associates IN short, the state
ments OF Count MitkiewicZ regarding myself are
destitute OF truth. Respectfully yours,
d. W. BAKrrlErT.
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To Filter Potomac Water.
an ATTENTION OF THE DISTRICT CORNERSTONE

To Filter Potomac Water.
THE ATTENTION OF THE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS
MEN.
The District Commissioners have received apeti-
ton calling attention to the Senate reso-
luton calling upon the war Department for
O report as to the best means
Of altering Potomac water, In view OF
which the opinion Is expressed that ga good and
city, at all seasons OF the year, good, clear,
bright, wholesome drinking water would
be OF great benefit TO our people.
and we would recommend that the matter should
receive the earnest and early attention Of the
proper authorities, and that the best system for
accomplishing the desired end should be adopted.
The petition is signed by ]. W. Thompson, WV.
Dudley, c. W. Thorn q CO., Corson Mccartney,
II. A. Willard, +. N. Green, Thomas Hyde. G. B
Noyes, Stils0n Hutchins, Halletc ktlDourn, and
fifty-etght prominent business men.
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The London stock Market.
AMERICANS FIRM WHILE EUROPEANS ARE FLAT ON

THE NEWS FKON san RENO.
LONDON, Dec. IA, 80 p. m.-The American rail-
way department OF the Stock Exchange is firm In
consequence Of report that the trunk-ine rates
On dressed beef and live stock have been restored.
Foreign and nome stocks fiat ON account or the
departure OF DR.. Mackenzie for San Reno, the I'M
preston being that the German crown prince has
had relapse.
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District Csvernnens AAaAix..

BUn.DfN0 PuRNru
have been issued by Inspector Entwisle as follows:
C. E, Mcdonald, 70 erect three brick dwellings,,
cora A Wilson, TO erect brick dwelling q No S23
eth street northeast; q, 500
nBCuLANB0U2
Can't r. A. Meade, commandAut WAahmttpn
nayy-yard has been Informed by the Commission.
ers that il he will forward the names OF the ma
rines he wishes TO have appointed as special DO.
ncemsn, steps win be taken TO authorize their ap.
me Commissioners dscllne % tfsns nesszA
DxHy and o'Day peemias.oa g opea the street 70
as the application fot permit ooes not show
urgent neceoolty.
II d su9gested by Capt eymons that sgood way
to limit the excavations In streets duf1nk winter
would be TO fncfease the permit 10 ffu@ n 70 8
for al rev connectoas ard evefgthlnG except
repairs
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I'd EDITION.
--latest YelGglanS to The Star.
AUSTRIA AND RUSSIA.
Their Pssisical ReiatisWs Frieadly, but
their Military Relations DukiOus.

Their RS3tftcal RelatiONS krte0dly. but
their Military Relations Dubious.
Special Cable Dispatch 10 TEE EVENING sfAR.
FRANKFORT, Dec 14.-Yesterdays military coun-
ell at Vienna considered again and finally deter
mined upon the principal decisions arrived at by
the former conferences
An article in the Fre'ndenblan says that there is
difference between the political and the military
situation. The diplomatic relations between Aus
tria and Russia are absolutely friendly, but their
constant watchfulnesa In a speech before the
Hungarian parliament the minister Of public In
StrucSi0n expressed q hope OF peace, but said
the contrary report deserved careful attention.
The Middle European alliance was the strongest
guarantee OF peace and intrlgues cannot prejudice
lts Importance.
The continental stock exchanges are weak. The
Berlin bOurSe was stirred by u runOr that DR..
Mackenzie had been called again to San Reno.
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Mr. Barker,s Chinese Concessions.
THE DEATH OE THE EMPkRnRa FATHER NAY Gals

TIE DEATH OF THE EMPkROR's FATHER MAY CAUSE
THEM TO FALL THROUGH.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 14.-The chinese concessions
granted 10 Mr.. Wharton Barker and MS syndicate
are, IL was learned to-day, by no means SO firmly
founded as the general publc has heretofore been
led 70 suppose. IL is stated on good
authority That the recent death OF
the rather OF the emperor of China may have very
serious effect in the matter. IL may be a month
or more before any definite news Is received as to
whether or not the concessions will stand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-14

FINANCIAL ANO CUMMERcrAL.


The following are the opening and closing prices OF
the New York stock Market, reported by special
wire to Corson Mccartney, I4lS ytreet.
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A Point Pleasant w. Va, special aayD: On SUM-
d11 Henry fANCoet and his wife went 70 church,
leaving three children, the eldeet flve yeaxu old
looked up o houa When the parents returned
t6N house wa1 IN asoa ard tn ch0dren I'll burned
toooath.
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Raven o. I'm rusanonrrxn-The su11owme
n, 81; p N -; naxtnuBs -; ulaamums -
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Mrs kA0Nfett'o kkah0 On t0e kSeoy0Wk10to
To the Editor OF TIE EVENING STAR:
noticed In your issue OF the 18th an editorial
in which you state that "Mr. Hewlett should not
neglect those restaurants, hotels and barber shops
kept by Washington colored men who refuse TO
serve coiored customers" Allow me to state that
kept by a colored man, where all classes OF our
citizens not treated alike; the only requisite Is
that they be respectable and weil-behaved. II
every respectable and well-behaved person could
not be served / should insist upon having him
sar nsa sss his
they do not come under the law, and the keepers
OF them cannot, therefore, be punished under the
spectacle and well behaved. l have no more
respect for coaored man who refuses
to shave one o5 o. his ,, own race "a, merely
hotel or restaurant keeper who violates the law.
You further state that 1.-THE general and necessary
some paSlic aeencies-street cars, for Instance
and the seif-respect shown by the great mass OF
colored people In refraining from exercising many
public agencies OF which the general use is not
necessary and among which they may make judi
cious selection, have alike tended to dspel pretu
above statement. No great public evii was ever
destroyed by submission, and they who submit TO
right, in common with ali other citizens, that we
insist upon having enforced and not privilege.
A right is that which one has legal or social
Justly Justly belongs to one privilege is an ordi-
nance or law against or In favor
Of an individual; apec0iiar beneft or advantage
not enjoyed by all others. What you call SELF
respect and restraint shown by the great mass OF
colored people, &C., Is not exercised BY them nom
choice. Many OF our wives and daughters on &C
count Of their color, are grossly insulted. almost
daily BY Keepers OF public placeA They often
come home half starved and SICK, because they
being insulted. You ask US TO encourage the
Keepers OF hotels restaurants &C.. In catering to
the preiudices Of small and nafrow-mlnded people.
every keeper OF pubic place is given 70 under
stand that . public place b for the public. and
must be accommodated, our city viii take her
Mace as q model city, side by side with Boston,
Philadelphia ana Others You also speak OF puolc
schoois have decided ideas Oa that subject, ana
when the matter comes up will be heard.
Resnectfuliy E n. HRwLErf.
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TIM CHlcA6os TRIAL TRIr.-fhs triAl trip d
the Chicago, which was to have been made yes
tefdAy, has been postponed until tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-14

TEE POLICY RAfp.-Nzekiei Cade and Benjamin
Beveridge, who were arrested In the policy raid
yesterday, AZ published Ii TAR STAR forfeited $50
each In the Police Court oday. Fraderick Dreucke
was charged with violating the policy law ana the
case WAS continued.
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EOR sALE-HOUsEs.


+ 1901 st. n,.sb noo se5 9Th 8. NV. hh..
sos T i, NV, SSoo 90 q !, ave. s.. ss'oo
M l4rs sa.5oo NV, =, !siCss., 900
- aSfs asOoO ass4 p 10 BSula 1900
81 st NV, sh oOo ELI si to W a : 10th ao1oo
Job 10Th s., n w. 300 To iii ;, road II 1880 SS
obi b, iors -; 1000 1882 te l743 Z st -
-: NV, D 1000 1901 sol !. oil is65 st sOOo
=. NV: ssooo : 8 a h NV
y ~" 5000 li5a ts lis 81 70 I'D 49, oo
isrs y. NV 5000 1915 st NV. ill., eoo'
25S Ind av- NV, hh. rs,& houses rear. 900
n Cap ST.. -. h, 81. -. NV, 800
l20s 9TH St NV, bh. = - n."- 1000
a3 st. n ". b. b.. h. srs..........'." 500
the is, ana 18Th, THos T. WAsahMAN. dis )"
I2oR sALE-4sl MISSOURI AVE n. W., 4-kOOM
$50 La dl3-3t'
EoR SALE BARaAISs-1lROOMB BRICK, 18th
81 near st, $4,000: oaer wanted; must BE sold;
iosh s es sfAf Ii r. g sea
successors 70 ostrander staley. dl3-3t
IoR SALE : BRICK HOUSE, ALL IMPROVE
inents; now rented 10 good tenant: pairing per
no reasonable ODER refused Apply 1122 North Capt.
toll ST. ll3-3ts
E,oR sALE-THE ELEGANT NEW DWELLING
u 1olS Corcofzn St, with brown stone steps and
naee, CRATE, oak manels and cabinets, with French
IIate oeVeled edge mirrors open hro places, tiled
hearths and yestibuie handsomely papered through
cut beautiful chandeliers, and being u the most
eomriete houses IN the city. Price $4,000. Terms
S2.OOO cash and balance TO suit. DANENHOWER
Sun, iilo St dl3-lm
EOR SPECIAL BARGAINS
llr. hh-, 9Th, bet and On.w., lot 2oxl00 81 500
n b:h, 10th, bet aud n, W., lot 1S1100.. 4,500
llr bh, av.. bet 9th and 10Th NV, ok sta $500
10Y h. Mass av bet. 9th and 10th. COX It. $500
LOT b h. 10th, let. and NV, l9x9S ft...... 800
Apply TO $. e. HILL, Cor Sth and +. dl3-3t'
l,OR SALE-yERi NICE NEW IL ROOM HOUSE
Il on 18TH St, above Dupont Circle for sS.500 to
prompt purchaser. Has front and very conven-
lent in appointments. CUTTER wIMEK, f4a3 st.
dl2-3t
EOR sALE-FOUR NEAT NEW MODERN BRICK
Il houses ON excellent st. L. W, all convenienees;
can be had to net most satisfactory
taken a. whole will sell separately; good invest
ment CUTTER Winner, 1923 ST. dl2-3t
ftOR SALE-1119 10Th ST. n. w SPLENDID
BUSINESS Place. store dwelling, and two Tenement
houses IN rear; lot 23x1iO 10 alley; cheap; price
$1,000. Apply --- =.
wEsCOTT, WILCOX WINE,
0lO-t 1907
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The Aqueduct Free Bridge.
COL. HAMS REPoRTs THE PROGRESS OF THE WORK n
NOVEMBER.

COL. HAMS REPORTS THE PROGRESS OF THE WORK IN
NOVEMBER.
The November report OF Col. Hams shows that
81, sll"3 was expended on the work at the Aque-
duct Bridge during the month The Budge-street
abutment is completed, and the backing and earth
fiiling behind 1t is in place. little filling and
levelng up to the grade is now In progress On
the south side OF the canal pier Is completed,
including the setting up OF the Iron cantievers to
carry the sidewalk Joists. The bridge seats and
such SANDSTONE copings as can be set previous 70
the removal OF the old bridge are In place on all
the river piers and on the bridge seats OF the north
and south aouJments. The south abutlnent re-
tanning wall is about threefourths con, 3lered and
the fuii force OF masons 10 at work on IL. Eight
Of the nine deck trusses are In place; the floor
is complete on the first truss and the equivalent
OF ABOUT two and half spans OF the old wooden
structure has been removed. 1t Is expected that
all the iron will arrive during the month Of De-
cember, and that the work win be rapidly pushed
toward completion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-14

morning about 10 O'Clock coiored lAbofer named
samuel Thomas was caught under falling sand
bank near Georgia avenue and South Capitol
street and had one leg broken and received severe
Internal injuries. He was removed by the police
to Freedman's Hospital, where he died about noon,
The coroner has been notified, and an inquest VIII
probably be held tomorrow
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

won RFNT-fa36 q ST. n. W.. Two ELEGANT
II s-,re c,nIn eating Rooms second foor fur
nished. sosether or singiy sleoVe in front room.
dl4-3ts
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-03-05
Of Interest to Ladies.

The new treatment for ladies' diseases discovery by Dr. Mary A. Gregg, the dis. tinguished English Physician and nurse. which has revolutionized the entire mode of treating these complaints in England is now being introduced into the U. S., under a fair and noble plan.
 Sufficient Of this remedy for one rsonth's trial treatment is sent free to every lady who is suffering from any disease common to the sex who sends her address and l3 2ct. stamps for expense, charges etc.
 It is positive cure for any form of fem ale disease and the free trial package i many times sufficient to e4ect permanenf cure. Full directions accompany the pack age (which is put up in 8 rlain wrapper also price list for future reference. No tia pa.kage will be sent after Oct lst, l55G Address, GREEN REMEDY COMPANY, PALAf kA, N. I.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-03-05
Notice Of Forfeiture.

To Byron Fisk:
 You are hereby notified that the under, signed have expended one hundred (SlOOI dollars in labor and improvements for the year 1886, upon the Black Bird mine ill Sil yer district, county of Yuma, Territory oi Arizona, in order to hold said premises un der tue provisions of section 2324, revised statutes Of the United States, being tht amount required to hold the same Tor th' year ISS6, and if, within 50 days from th' service of this notice, or within ninety day' after this notice by publication, yon lail O refuse to contribute your proportion of sncl expenditure, being $33Sb and cost Of this ad vertisement, as co-owner, your interest Il said claiuI will become the property oi th undersigned under said section 23a&4.
 Wm. B. SALMON.
 J. C. ECCLES. Yuma, Feb. 2d, 1887.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-03-05
Wonderful Cures.

". D. Hoyt & Co.,, Wholesale and Retail Druggists of Rome, Ga.. says: We have been seeling Dr. Kings New Discovery, Electric Bitters and Buekien's Arnica Salv, for two years. Have never handled rene dies that sell as well, or give such universa satisfaction. There have been some wonder ful cures effected by these medicines in thi city. Several cases of pronounced Consump tion have been entirely cared by use of fey bottles of Dr. Kings New Discovery taken in connection with Electric Bitters We guarantee them always.
 sold by A. Frank.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-03-05
A can:aI Raasoratlys.

Hostetter's Stomach Bitters are emphat- ical!y a genial restorative. The changes which this great remedy produces in the diso, ,dered organization are always agreeably though surely progressive, nev CT abrupt and violent 3 On this account it is admirably adapted to persons of delicate constitution and weak nerves, to whom the powerful mineral drugs are positively injurious, Tat it initiates those processes which result in the re-esta5lishlnent of healthful vigor Is cOnspicuously shown in cases where 1t Is taken to overcome that fruitful cause oi debility, indigestion, coupled, as 1t usually Is, with biliousness anieonstipation. Thor ough digestion, regular evacuation and abundant secretion, as results when promptly and invariably attend it's system
 atic use. l. is, besides. tie best protecti'C against malaria, and first rate didretie,
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-03-05
Bucklen's Arniea Saive.

The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilbiains Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It | guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded Price p cents per box. for sale by A. Frank.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-03-05
Active, Pushing and Reliable.

A. Frank can always be relied upon to carry in stock the purestand best goods, and sustain the reputation of being active, purh- ing and reliable, by recommending articles with yell established merit and such as are popular Having the agency for the cele- brate4 D.. Kings New Discovery for con sumption, colds and coughs, will sell it on positive guarantee I. ~iii surely cure any md every affection of throat, lungs or chest md in order to prove our claim, we ask yo' call and get Trial Bottle Free.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-03-05

Chas. Ereshan went to Ynma few days ago in charge of five prisoners sent to the territorial prison by Judge Gregg of the county court Charley says that persons not having seen the prison for year, can form no idea of the many improvements made by Supt. Gates. Walls have been built, the yards nicely leveled. and the roads are nOw nicely graded from all sides. and the former hollow on the cliffs is now .ittle garden spot, well surrounded by strong adobe walls. But the skeleton in the closet is the terrible gattliug gun, which Mir. Gates So placed as to have full controll on all gates, doors and entrances to the outer wall, din ng room aai cellS.-StAr.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-03-05

We understand that store is soon to be opened in Antelope valley nsar the head of the canal. It is also possible that 8 town V i'll be laid off and called Baker City in honor of the pioneer settler in that valley Hon. Chas. Baker, oar present Representa- tive in the legislature.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-03-05
County Directory.

Probate Judge, c. H. Brinley. Treasurer, A. E. DeCorse. aherif, N. J. Nugent' Dist. Atty, Geo. NJ. Knight County Recorder, Jos. J. Stein- Supervisors; c. V. Meeden, Chairman
 O.. Townsend, and D. Nj. Field. Clerk Board of Supervisors, J. Redondo' C,srk of District Court, c. H. Brinley- Justices Of the Peace, G, A. Rins~ald'
 T. r. Burr, csr,u.x and Public Administrator, J. IL
 iaTs.rt.
 Constable. T, D, Lockwood,
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-03-05
Typhoid, Scarlet and Yellow Fe' vers, nleasle5, OiphthoYia,
 Smallpox, Cholera. etc.

Darbys PrOphylactic Fluid will destroy the infection of all levers and all contagious end infectious diseases. VIII keep the at mosphcre of any sick-room pure and whole some, absorbing and destroying unhealthy eAavia and cOatagioa. Will ueutra.ize any bad smell whatever, not by disgusting it, but 5y destroyingit. Use Darbys PrOphy- tactic Fluid in every sick-room.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-03-05

Capt. Polbemus' son, Tommy, who has been attending school at San Francisco for the past eighteen months. is home to spend his vacation. He will return to school in April,
 Some slight indications of raia the past few days.
 Th.laysaregrowinglougsr.